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In about a year, I’m starting an internship, or “stage.” I’m really excited about this opportunity because I see it as a chance to learn and give my life a clear sense of purpose. I’m passionate about using my creativity in a professional setting, and this internship will help me do that. Of course, money is a practical reason for working, but there’s more to it for me. This internship means I get to use my artistic talents in my daily tasks, focusing on drawing and design, which are important to me.

I’m also looking forward to connecting with new people during the internship, especially with talented graphic or web designers. I hope to work in character and game design since I love to play video games in my free time, and so I would like to furthermore improve my knowledge about video games. I also grew up fascinated by animated films and shows, and so I am also interested working in a cartoon animation company that could help me practice animation regularly. I would love to do 3D or 2D animation so that I could bring stories to life. All the years I have spent studying in John Abbott GWD, I am also interested in doing branding such as creating logos, merchandise, or stationary.

After the internship, I plan to continue my education at Concordia University. I want to focus on animation, diving deeper into using specialized software and technology. My goal is to acquire technical and digital skills to enhance my expertise in these areas.

I really love Disney films for their animation because they make everything look magical and exciting. When I watch Disney movies, I feel like I am in a different world. The way they animate things like animals, princesses, and even talking objects is very impressive which makes me want to learn how to do it too. In about 5 or 10 years, I want to work in a big animation company. I have always wanted to work at Disney because I really love what they do. They tell amazing stories in movies like “The Lion King” and “Beauty and the Beast.” These stories are not only fun to watch, but they also teach important lessons in life.

Disney is also good at making new things. They were the first to make a long cartoon movie, and they keep coming up with cool stuff like amazing theme park rides. I want to be part of a place that always tries to make things better and more exciting.

Moreover, Disney’s commitment to inclusivity resonates deeply with me. Their dedication to ensuring that everyone feels welcome and represented in their stories and workplace mirrors my own values of equality and representation.

Disney is known all over the world, and they do more than just make movies. They make clothes, toys, and even help with good causes. If I worked there, I could be a part of making things that make people happy all over the world.

I want to work with people who love making stories and cartoons as much as I do. Disney is full of creative people who are good at what they do. Being around them would help me learn and get even better at animation.

My aspiration to work at Disney is fueled by my deep appreciation for their storytelling, innovation, inclusivity, global reach, and the opportunity to learn and create alongside talented storytellers and animators. It remains a cherished dream of mine, one I’m committed to pursuing in the years ahead.